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06-18-2009, 08:07 AM
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SRIENDS, RECENTLY I HAVE RECD A TECH HELP FROM DENFORD Setting the 0MC diagnostics when restarting from a RAM clear out... - Reload your parameters first - Re-enter diagnostics from 450 to 470 only - set diagnostic 453 bit 0 to 1 - Turn the control off then back on Setting 453.0 to a 1 will reset all the other diagnostics such as counters, timers etc. to factory defaults - save a lot of typing Turning off and on will reset D453.0 back to 0 WILL IT WORK ON OTHER MACHINES ALSO. THANKS CHANDRU  |
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